Business Transformation Archive

One of the biggest changes partners often face as they move to the cloud is that there is no longer a big cash payout when a new customer is acquired.

While mastering new technology isn’t usually “easy,” accessing the training necessary to do so should be.

I hear the question all the time: does lead generation via the Web and social media actually work? The elusive, simple answer: yes.

Looking for a powerful way to expand your cloud services offerings—while also strengthening your customer ties and increasing your company’s revenue? Consider training.

At 5nine Software, our business is Microsoft: the security and management software we develop is only for their products.

It’s not every day that an orthopedic surgeon and a registered physiotherapist seek an IT company to help them with pain.

Solution providers are constantly being advised to move to the cloud, and as far as it goes, that’s good advice. But simply moving to the cloud isn’t enough.

Being a Microsoft Partner is about much more than justyour relationship with Microsoft. One of the most valuable assets that our network offers is one of the most underutilized: other partners in the network.

Microsoft champions partner-to-partner collaboration; the concept thrives in its DNA. When Microsoft’s Steve Luper needed to create a tool for Azure partners, he turned to a Gold Cloud Platform partner: 10th Magnitude.

At the recent Windows 10 devices briefing our CEO, Satya Nadella, made it clear: focusing on the person at the center of technology is essential to re-envisioning and improving it. I couldn’t agree more.

At this year’s Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC), I outlined several ways we’re investing to help you increase profitability and grow your business.

Money makes the world go ‘round. It keeps solution providers rolling, too. And the cloud is big business.

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